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Marie-Christine Heinze

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Most recent articles by Marie-Christine Heinze

  • The crisis in Yemen

    The primacy of stability over real change

    Since 22 January, Yemen has been mired in an almost unresolvable crisis of government. After a power struggle that lasted several days, President Hadi stepped down along with Prime Minister Bahah and his whole cabinet. Marie-Christine Heinze takes a closer look at the current crisis and its wider implications

    By Marie-Christine Heinze 30.01.2015
  • Political upheaval in Yemen

    The triumphant advance of the Houthi rebels

    In an unprecedented demonstration of power, Houthi rebels have caused key members of Yemen's political elite to flee, negotiated a cabinet reshuffle, and laid bare the political weakness of President Hadi. By Marie-Christine Heinze

    By Marie-Christine Heinze 24.09.2014
  • Federalism and state-building in Yemen

    Between transition and stagnation

    With the conclusion of the National Dialogue Conference and the decision to introduce a federal system, Yemen would appear to be moving forward in its transition process, paving the way for a new constitution and democratic elections. However, things in the country are not as rosy as they might seem at first glance. By Marie-Christine Heinze

    By Marie-Christine Heinze 23.05.2014

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